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Clinton Foundation conflicts of interest (view source)
Revision as of 03:49, June 19, 2016
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==Domestic entities==
==Domestic entities==
*Energy Pioneer Solutions Inc., a for-profit entity. The Clinton Global Initiative helped arrange $2 million in financial commitments to benefit the company owned by longtime Clinton friends and the Treasurer of the [[Democratic National Committee]]. The CGI was able to secure an $812,000 grant from then-Energy Secretary [[Steven Chu]]. IRS regulations are explicit, all non-profit activites are not to be used for private or personal gain.<ref>http://www.wsj.com/articles/clinton-charity-aided-clinton-friends-1463086383 </ref>
*Energy Pioneer Solutions Inc. The Clinton Global Initiative helped arrange $2 million in financial commitments to benefit the ''for-profit'' company owned by longtime Clinton friends and the Treasurer of the [[Democratic National Committee]]. The CGI was able to secure an $812,000 grant from then-Energy Secretary [[Steven Chu]]. IRS regulations are explicit, all non-profit activites are not to be used for private or personal profit-making entities.<ref>http://www.wsj.com/articles/clinton-charity-aided-clinton-friends-1463086383 </ref>
*[[U.S. Department of Labor]]'s union financial disclosure reports reveal that Big Labor gave at least $2,034,500.<ref>http://www.nilrr.org/2015/05/15/big-labor-gave-2-million-to-clinton-foundation/ </ref>
*[[U.S. Department of Labor]]'s union financial disclosure reports reveal that Big Labor gave at least $2,034,500.<ref>http://www.nilrr.org/2015/05/15/big-labor-gave-2-million-to-clinton-foundation/ </ref>